The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1905, Page 3

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ws $425 styles will go at 0. THE SEATTL TAR THURSDAY, SEPT. 7, 1905. 3 “Don't Worry, Wateh Us Grow” The New Store _ “" Credit | FRIDAY Is Ri at ‘MAKING DAY ay we ¢ ng redu nid that the new store g t DR. AP] RY ROOM SPECIALS 2.50 and § aing, Arabian Friday, per par. 81.50 is MONEY BELT feces sors" LEFT BEHIND 2:00 00% and a rush telegram from him at any time inquiring about his lost property t Monday morning a belt was | beans at the same hotel that con | BUYERS GETTING tained more than $600, which was| soon claimed by an excited Alaska | miner Week passes that thoughtless erson does not leave his bank roll ind him. A money belt containing $80 in , hand Bilis and $120 in gold was found un-! der a pillow at the Butler I envy One LAST week ¥ & N 8S BIG SUR. - . PLUS STOCK SALE OPENS UP WITNESSES WANTED. BRISKLY Any one who saw lady thrown from street car on evening of Sat- Numerous sales were recorded | urday. Aug. 24th, at “Fall of Pom- ¥ and many inquiries re-| pel!” grounds please call up phor tetved from various directions,show-| Sunset North 86, Ind. R 7244, or! ime that conteriplating purchasers} write Mra I. A. Hall, 4071 tnd ave ere making every etfect possible to! x. . pond take advantage of this prenom . Dargain period. and why not? Sur ly any one with good judgment and} economically disposed would rather | Duy while our $226 pianos are $146 the $275 and $325 instruments of fered at $198 and $264, while the 90 ae worth every cent of $85, | will go at this nd $95. | | from $10, $15, | $20. $25, $55 and $50 down and $6, Your chance to eave from 25 | | $7. $8. $9, $10, $12, $18 and” $70 er rs month. . . ‘Terms on organs, $5 to $10 do wn) o# of Teas, Coffer, and $2.50 to $5 p month. ing Every instrument guaranteed to be as represented. D, $. Johnston (0. Seattie’s Leading Piano House. #3 SECOND AV vE. BURKE BUILDING. | 60 per cent on your purchas- Powder, Fancy Grocertes & Coffee Co. are Everything must be sold by The Grey Sh Co. Oct, Ist their stock at wholesale prices. i} | | it) have our | cation Oct. int. fl | RECREATION PARK TODAY AT 3:30 TACOMA Vow SEATTLE. TEA & COFFEE CO. $21 SECOND AVENUE. | € | ©) | | Take Virginia or Cedar Street Cars. | ERNST BROS.INc 506-505 PIKE ST. Ernst Hot Blast Furnace Is guaranteed to be the best furnace Built on the most scientific principles. It amount of heat from a very little fuel Al castings of the ERNST FURNACE are strictly high grade and are m extra heavy, with a view to long, econo nical and satisfactory service These furnaces are mounted an Ample pri tion of cas If th money wil furnishes a great 1 fitted with especta xpansion and contr rf RNST FURNACE does not prove better in every way from any other furnace of « like price—it costs you nothing } Our furnace man gives his entir time and attention to piping buildings for furnaces find installing same. May Wé } take the matter up with you? BOTH PHONE SOLONS TRY T STRADDLE ning thet House Cleaning Sale NCLUDES Odds and Ends, Shelf Samples and Manu- facturers’ Samples of Kitchen Sundries. Here’s just a few priced to give you an idea of the bargains. Every piece in the store is priced on brown paper tag, the old price remain- ing on the article. B. & W. Pudding Pans, regular 46¢ B-quart B. & W ding Pans, regular 65« price juart B. & W. Pudding Pans, regular 60¢ price No, 28 Bh. & W. Wash Basins, regular 450, sale price we No, 30 8. & W. Wash Basins, regular Goc, sale price ode No. § W. & W. Cup, regular Ic, sale price be No, 28 W. & W. Wash Basins, regular, 30c, sale price we No, 30, W.. & W. Wash Basins, regular 3c, alo price 2e No, 32 W. & W. Wash Basins, regular 400, sale price ume No. 40 Granite Drip Exg Plates, regular 26c, sale price pe No, 3 Small Fibre Keeler Tubs, regular Tic, sale price 400¢ No. 3 Smali Fi Wash Tubs, regular $1.00, sale price The 2 quart Tin Tea Pots, regular 200, Sale price Me § quart Retinned Dish Pans, regular 30c, sale price be No, 103 Tin Milk Kettle, side handles, regular J5c sale price 20e No. 104 Tin Milk Kettle, regular 40c, sale price No. 106 Tin Mitk Kettle, regular S0c, sai No, 108 Tin Milk Kettle, bailed, regular 65, No. 13 Tin Milk Kettle, balled, regular 35¢, sale price No. 1€ Tin Milk Kettles, bailed, price No. 1 Jap Foot Tubs, regular 500, sale price No, 2 Jap Foot Tubs, regular GSc, sale price No. 3 Jap Foot Tubs, regular 60c, sale price No. § Common Cast Spiders, regular 35c, sale regular G0e. S-quart Retinned Pudding Pans, regular i5c, price 6-quart Retinned Pudding Pans, regular 20c, price 5 S-quart Retinned Pudding Pana, regular 260, price » S-quart Plain Pudding Pans, regular 10c, sale 4-quart Plain Pudding Pans, regular 10c. sale price S-quart Plain Pudding Pans, regular 9c. sale price 6-quart Plain Pudding Pans, regular i5c, sale price #-quart Plain Pudding Pans, regular 1Sc, sale price 1 pint Plain Tin Dipper, reguiar Se, sale price... Be 1%-pint Plain Tin Dipper, regular Sc, sale price e 2-pint Plain Tin Dipper, regular 10c, sale price.. Se 1-pint Retinned Dipper, regular 10c, sale price Se 2-pint Retinned Dipper, regular 6c, sale price... Ge No. #9 Shallow Jelly Cake Pan, granite, regular Ube price ae ry ~w w Jolly Cake Pan, granite, regular 2c, - No. 8 N. P. Damaged Tin Kettle, sale price Se No. 18, Royal Steel Lip Preserving Kettle, regular sale price ide No. 20 Royal Steel Lip Preserving Kettle, sale price be l-quart Kan Hee Nickel-Piated Coffee Pot, regular $1.25, sale price The 2-quart Kan Hee Nickel-Plated Coffee Pot, regular $1.50, sale price Se 3-quart Kan Hee Nickel-Plated Coffee Pot, regular $1.75, sale price 1.10 % Sheet Graters, regular Se, sale prie t Graters, regular 10c, ea % Jap Cuapidors, regular 20¢ 2B & W price sale price Lip Preserving Kettle, regula No. 4B. & W. Lip Preserving Kettle, regular. Thc rice B0e B. & W. Lip Preserving Kettle, regular Bie, sale price ..... S5e The Heaters and Ranges are going rapidly. Now, if ever, Is the time to secure what you need in this line at actual cost and less. CMILES «PIPE CORNER FIRST AND SPRING to} ( Far [bso redid » | zon Fashions | RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. Standard! | Patterns i Ses i eid ao Made Free obey oe ols Miyagi ar aio } Commencing Monday porning at 9 o’ Clock There is nd mubstitute From any Dress G fr price of $1.00 8 LA fatate’ to: reach ogee} A 5, 7 oR 8-GORED DRESS SKIRT Queen Anne bill, The Elec. | Or f 1 | aw Af tt occupied the whol wr New Fall ' There is talk of regrading Fitth so that it could be used, but that rm atwever trun More New Gloves ing passengers to FY é they want t me The Mochas and pee sigan are Have Arrived We have them In The only other Third. ‘Third may jday, but in view of the | that would have to be dug under graded some the Washingtor tel the proje «| ; of, is 4 Very Vague one at present | pan tel ob jthe @ Anne hill and I $1.25; 2 “ Jette aiatricts, has ae | a Murphy would have th t » the \ t the price : had for neenting to the Westlake! ie e on ing and | ’ tock in w here. Always | $1.00 ' gloves with silk stitched | ELOPEMEN) dress gloves with silk stitched | CHEHALIS, Wash., Sept. 7.—Har oni 1 ? _ ae riet West, a young daughter of Mr finest » _ eautiful ince jand Mrs, Willlam West, of Che- | msootnd “sii : peantitt tana is, eloped from here yesterday oa Paka anie Gea tae we with Roy Cabot, of Hoquiam, and ae $m ated p , 4 y. | the couple w married at ¢ e 1 é yel a palt tralia pst evening, after which the . , $2.00 k the North Coast limit ‘acoma, The West family ataman ey McCarthy Dry Goods Co. od a sensation Second Ave. and Madison St. © iC rete eprmerhepuhtoctenctsnen DIS on the same plan th pelled eral fund to the t equal » of ma ar the general good of the city | dation of the debt incurred in it#| ‘The custom of making the water snstraction fund bear all kinds of expenses, ag- j Water s now given away to| @regating thousands of do'lars every,“ hurches public schools, var-| Year, should be stopped. us indiy s and the munietpal-| The water plant property, how- ity free should be paid for. The| ever, should be taxed like other, city should pay for its own water,| property, the revenue being used for so that a!l the taxpayers, not only | general purposes. ® water consumers, would be + obliged to bear the burden WHY NOT GET BUSY? sen oe The transport 6 Corbin part « Many rived thie party went amt of the recent rot n the gen- water fund an to the expense of in- ire hydrants, which are for If the elty councl! would take a/ will put the water plant on @ strict hint from Glasgow it could make a| ly business basis | water reduction of 26 per cent in-| The same plan that has been used stead of 10 per cent, as now pro-| 80 successfully in the | posed. the Glasgow street | After a large amount of political’ should be followed tn f The council should also be com-| PAGE 6. he ° ylant should not be | pulling and hauling the council; The water plant : j bax concluded to redace water rates considered a charity. It should be seston 8 |ve ee on aocaed teins 21 ee ey syRuP | the next election SOOTHI: Cut Rate Friday duction of 25 per cent. The change uss ope | and Saturday needed is not so much a reduction SESS ane 6sc SALAD BOWLS—Semi-porcelain, have gold burnished that will cut down the annual sur edges 45c — revision of the system which ™ PIKE STREET SHOPPING GUIDE GLENDALE Coal | pls in the water fund, as a com REQ CENTS A alain | DALI I SL ES A | anyone with a leaning toward economy, should net fall to read the bargains made exclusively by the Pike Street Merchante—For Friday,@0d Saturday selling LANGE BOWLS—Semi-porcelain ; large and deep, Special for Friday WwW wis very: fancy shape. Cut to 7: Cc and Saturday HISKY $1.00 FRUIT BOWLS—Semi-porcelain, have deep blue ld designs. Fri t-piece 63c PRETCHERS — Adjustable to Cut to, 89c Qx12. Many $3.50 A g0048 Solid Oak Box Seat Chair PER QUART $s regular price 32.60, sp oy Sinew Rye, full quart $1.00 on Fine old reserved stock A good Solid Oak Box Seat Leath ~? | Fine old Peach and Apricot Brandy, full quart, each $1.00 ¢r Covered Chair, regular pr $4.76, apecial 83 Port Wine and Sherry, full quart 50e Special price on a Drophead Sin er Sewing Machine, | regular The Morphy Wine price $48.00, special | & Liquor Co. centers. Cut to $1.50 LACE CURTAIN S e curtain. Will] ast a lifetime s0 GRANITE ART SQU ; many colors ARES—Size decorated 82.75 6-plece Chamber Set regular $3.75, special Fornitore Co. 220 Pike Street The Coffee Of Coffees Barrington Hall Stee! Cut Granulated Coffee. from dust and the element Agency 604 Pike Street, Seattle. CORNICIDE CURES CORNS. Paralyzes pain or inflammation nee, There are myriads of corm cures, but Cornicide guaran oea.® vastly larger proportion of cures than any other. At all drug Per bottle 25¢ CORNICIDE CURES CORNS CORNICIDE CURES CORNS Woodcock’s Pharmacy 604 PIKE ST., SEATTLE, WASH WILSON $8.00 CHIFFONIER—(See cut), of golden oak, has five drawers, Top draw- er swell front, panel ends, a_ special $4.98 THE FAMILY GROCER, y 503 PIKE. ST. MAIN 998 IND.998 SPECIAL VALUES ht 1 ght leg: THE STATIONER ON BOXPAPER Cc. O. D. orde not re \ to dealers. May be Your choice of any box in the taken by cu mes ¢ ll deliver. But six of these house 26¢ . veg ' 207 PIK A complete Ine, $1.00 up

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